FDA & NCI Create Unique Jobs Combining Regulatory Science with Clinical Expertise

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NCI and FDA are recruiting three medical oncologists who would divide their time between clinical and regulatory duties—half at the FDA Office of Oncology and Hematology Products, and half at the NCI Center for Cancer Research.

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